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- Responsively Yours: Lessons from 9/11: Korean
09/01/2011 -- ...In an intrafaith conversation in May, I learned that American Muslims see a cataclysm affecting them personally — an act for which they had no responsibility and over which they had no control, but which would shape their lives and the lives of their c...
- Interviews with Women from "Voices from the Frontlines"
10/28/2010 -- United Methodist Women spoke to about what would make implementation of UNSCR 1325 effective and how women of faith can implement peace around the world.
- Women as Peacemakers, Women as Decision Makers
10/12/2010 -- From Oct. 18-29, the United Nations and women's and civil society organizations will celebrate 10 years of UNSCR 1325.
- My Work With Imam Feisal Rauf and Daisy Khan
09/15/2010 -- As I listen to the debate about the proposed Cordoba House community center at 51 Park Place in Manhattan, I find it painful to see two highly regarded interfaith leaders dragged through the mud by news commentators and politicians who don't really know t...
- For the Living of These Days
09/09/2010 -- This September is the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy. We still have not gotten over the raw woundedness of the painful tragedy inflicted on our nation.
- Baltic United Methodist Theological Seminary Marks Anniversary with a New President
08/17/2009 -- Tallinn, Estonia--The 15th anniversary of the largest United Methodist theological seminary in Europe was marked by the installation of a new president and an espiscopal address linking the role of theological schools to the practice of Christian mission....
- Evelyn Lucille Strong
02/29/2008 -- Former United Nations Interpreter and former Women's Division Director Evelyn L. Strong died January 18 in Detroit, Michigan from injuries from a fall.
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Mary R. Morgan: Beginning with the End
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On Wednesday Nov 14, our host Jan Miyasaki spoke with Mary R. Morgan, author of Beginning with the End: A Memoir of Twin Loss and Healing. Mary is a licensed psychotherapist specializing in dealing with twin-less twins. Mary has her own personal experience in dealing with the loss of her twin brother. A member of the Rockefeller family – her father, Nelson A. Rockefeller, was the governor of New York – Mary led a sheltered and privileged life until she was 23, when her twin brother disappeared off the coast of New Guinea in 1961. Mary explains that she repressed her grieving, and went into a state of denial for a very long time, until she was finally able to begin her healing process. She began specifically working with twinless twins when she worked with a group of twins who had lost their twins during the Sept 11, 2001 attack of the World Trade Center. During group therapy with them, she observed the "atmosphere of twin-ship" in the room, and saw that the group had come together by this common bond. Listening to them share their stories, and being able to share her own with the group, Mary decided to begin writing a book about twin loss, which the group had asked her to do. "I had found through my own long healing journey, and through my work with them, that you can deal with deep personal loss. That there is a natural healing process that belongs to each one of us, but we have to partner with that process in order to move along that journey's path." Mary explains that the time spent in the womb plays an important role for what happens in one's life later. In fraternal and identical twins, the pair grows in the womb and develops in relationship. Sonograms show that twins are reaching out to each other, in an attempt at contact, as early as 14 weeks. Says Mary "the developmental task of finding our own identity, which we each have to do, is more challenging for twins." After being born, though they are 'separated' from the mother and no longer in the womb, the twins, psychologically, do not separate from each other. As a result, the strong bong that exists between both identical and fraternal twins makes for an especially difficult situation if one of the twins experiences the loss of the other. Beginning with the End is divided into four sections: Search, Denial, Healing, and Moving Forward. …. more »


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Erudite is an application for training and testing back propogation neural networks using the ANNeML (Artifical Neural Network Markup Language) XML format. It supports testing and training neural nets with CSV files and has support for randomized training sets, optional adapting learning rate, sigmoid or hyperbolic tangent transfer functions, optional bias and weight adjustment locking, and more.
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'Miracle Mom' survives extreme blood loss
Doctors say rare condition caused complications during delivery
Gina Walker said she was only a few weeks pregnant with her fifth child when things first started going wrong..
She thought she had a miscarriage but it turned out she had a blood clot.
She said things got worse from there.
"The whole pregnancy was horrific. Every week was a new symptom, a new hemorrhage, a new blood clot, a new this, a new that. The baby was going to have issues," she said.
Eventually, doctors said she had a condition called Placenta Percreta, which occurs in about 1 percent of all pregnancies.
"It's where the placenta can invade through the uterine wall and go into the bladder, said Dr. Jason Parker, with UT Medicine San Antonio.
Against the odds, Addison Grace Walker was born healthy on Feb. 15.
However, immediately after her birth, her mother's condition turned severe.
Parker said the medical team was prepared for a lot of bleeding but they had never had a case this complicated.
They expected Gina to need about 10 liters of blood. She required 117. That's roughly about 35 gallons of blood.
"We have not ever transfused that much blood to a patient," said Sherrie Warner, manager of Transfusion Medicine.
Friends, family and hospital staff rushed to donate blood to keep up with the demand.
Parker said the availability of blood and the quick work of staff played a big role in saving Walker's life but believes a higher power may have also played a role.
"Yes, this was a miracle, " he said. "There's no other way to explain it. Something else was involved in assisting us in helping her survive this process."
Walker was in the hospital for about a month. The only lasting side effect of the ordeal, she said, is blurry vision in one eye.
Doctors say she could have easily suffered brain injury, stroke, paralysis or death.
Walker said the ordeal has strengthened her faith and belief in the power of prayer.
"I've always been very religious in my beliefs but now my faith is even more because I know that a true miracle has happened," she said.
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Softball Drops to 13th in NFCA Top-25 Poll, Checks in at Third in Region Ranking
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of North Georgia (UNG) finished the regular-season last week with a record of 36-11 and fell from sixth in the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) NCAA Division II top-25 poll to 13th this week. At the same time, the Saints checked in at No. 3 in the inaugural Southeast Region rankings released by the NCAA.
The University of Indianapolis (38-2) was the unanimous No. 1 team in the nation. The Greyhounds held on to the top spot for the third straight week as they are in the midst of a 31 game winning streak after sweeping four games last week. The last time the Greyhounds lost was a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Shorter University on Feb. 23.
Armstrong Atlantic State University (35-6-1, 18-4 PBC), which clinched its second consecutive Peach Belt Conference (PBC) regular-season title Tuesday, moved up one spot into second after going 5-1 to end the season including PBC sweeps over Augusta State University and Georgia College.
Both Valdosta State University (30-8) and Southeastern Oklahoma State University (36-7) also moved up a spot each as West Texas A&M University (34-7) went 2-4 this week and fell from second to fifth in the poll.
Also from the PBC, Georgia College (34-14, 16-6 PBC) moved up to 14th in this week's poll while Columbus State moved up one spot to 23rd.
Later in the day, the inaugural Southeast Region rankings were released with the Saints appearing third behind Armstrong and Lenoir-Rhyne University. Behind North Georgia, fellow PBC schools Georgia College, Columbus State and Flagler checked in at fourth, sixth and seventh in the region. Anderson University is fifth in the first region rankings of the season while Mount Olive is eighth, Wingate ninth and Catawba 10th.
The top eight teams in the region will advance to the NCAA Division II Regional in two weeks with three of those slots being automatic bids awarded to the winners of the PBC, South Atlantic Conference and Conference Carolinas tournaments.
UNG finished in a tie as far as records go with Georgia College for the No. 2 spot in the conference. However, the Bobcats claimed the #2 spot with their doubleheader sweep of 23rd-ranked Columbus State University while the Saints split their doubleheader with Columbus.
The Saints will be the #3 seed in this weekend's 2013 Peach Belt Conference Softball Championship beginning Saturday, Apr. 20 in St. Augustine, Fla. The Saints will play in the day's third game against the #6 seed University of South Carolina Aiken with a 4:00 p.m. first pitch.
North Georgia claimed three straight conference regular-season and tournament titles from 2009-11 while going 12-0 in that span. The Saints will be making their sixth consecutive appearance in the conference tournament and have played in the last five championship games. Over the last five years, they boast an impressive record of 18-3 in the PBC tournament.
The winner between North Georgia and USC Aiken will move on to the semifinal round on Sunday where they will face the winner of the game between Georgia College and Francis Marion at 1:30 p.m. The other semifinal game will be played at 11:00 a.m. with the championship game to be contested at 4:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The winner of the PBC Tournament will receive the conference's automatic bid into the Southeast Regional held from Friday, May 10 through Sunday, May 12.
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One advantage of the self stick tapes, because they are colored, is that you can tell when you are starting to sand too deeply.
Hello all,
Just hung all my drywall and I'm about to start the dreaded taping portion of the project. My question today is in regards to which type of tape to use, the paper kind or the mesh type which is self-adhesive. I have finished drywall maybe two or three times, and I can't say I'm very proud of the finished products. Which of these tapes will make my life easier? Any insight is much appreciated!
One advantage of the self stick tapes, because they are colored, is that you can tell when you are starting to sand too deeply.
100% personal choice. I use paper.
I recommend that you buy both and tape 2 joints, one with each at the same height so you can compare apples to apples and see which one you prefer. Make your decision once the taping and spackling is done and you have your finished product.
My answers are based mostly on the ICC codes. Advice given is my personal opinion and every person performing work should acquire a permit from his/her jurisdiction and get the work inspected. My opinions are not directions to follow for DIYs or professionals
I use an professional taper. Taping is one trade that you have to do a lot of it before you become proficient, and I do not want my walls and ceiling to be a learning laboratory.
The understanding I have always had was that the paper tape is for drywall and the mesh is for plaster...that said I know that the mesh is used on a regular basis for drywall but if it surfaces into the sanding area it can't really be sanded as it frays...this is why it is not supposed to be used on drywall...
If you're determined use the paper tape. Takes a little getting used to but get better results. Not to mention you don't want to do the corners with the mesh.
I have done enough sheetrock to know I hate the fiberglass crap. There is a reason the pros don't use it. It makes a mess of the mud so you have to sand a bunch. You can always see the joints where somebody used the mesh.
I have used the mesh two times and decided I hated it, I found it to be harder to work with than paper. Cut a sheet of drywall in half and do some practice with the paper tape. If you are doing a ceiling get a pole sander to make life easier.
When I did drywall I always used the setting mud, easy sand 90 which will give you 2 hours working time. That way I could do an entire room in one day. The premix takes way too long to dry and it will grow mold in the bucket.
Here is a picture of my bedroom wall that I cut open to replace some zurn pex fittings. You can see how with paper tape it will be invisible when I paint it. If I used mesh you would be able to see the joints because I would have to build them up three times as high to hide the tape.
I've used both, but don't really have a preference. With the mesh, you can skip the bedding coat of mud. I normally feather my butt/tapered joints out pretty wide (~14"), so either type of tape blended in well.
Remember to use setting-type mud, not the pre-mixed stuff, if you use mesh tape. I've made that mistake, and had to re-do a bunch of seams that ended up with hairline cracks.
Mesh tape comes in handy if there are large gaps between walls and ceilings, or in inside corners. I'll cover the gap with a strip of mesh, then apply the bedding coat and paper tape.
Hate the mesh.
I've tried it and it always bunches up when I slide my spackle knife over it. It's too soft, doesn't have the rigidity of paper tape.
If you really screw up and end up having to sand down to the level of the tape, neither is very nice to deal with but paper tape is a lot better.
For big jobs and ceilings, I've got a banjo for laying tape on the joints with the mud already applied. Can't run mesh through that.
Thanks for the input, all! I think I'll give the paper tape a whirl. In doing my research, it seems that the people giving advice recommend the paper and stores selling products recommend the mesh. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again.
Just did my first (successful, anyway) taping job in my bathroom remodel.
What worked best was mesh for the straight joints and paper tape for the corners. It took a while, but it came out nice. The mesh is too "thick" in the corners, and I even tried the aluminum reinforced/paper pre-fabbed corner bead and all that did was create a bigger mess. The paper tape for the corners was the ticket.
If you are talking about outside corners, you will find out the reason for the metal reinforcement, the first few times you hit them with somethin.
I'm very much a beginner who has been teaching myself to plaster/drywall on my first house. I just finished building a closet in my basement. I had partial rolls of paper and mesh tape left over from other jobs. I found the mesh harder to use on the inside corners. It is less flexible and bunched up more. In the future I will probably stick with the paper.


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Sadly this clip is incomplete, stopping shortly after Hindenburg steps from his car in paragraph 2 of the shots list.
"President Hindenburg" is Paul von Hindenburg. His appearance allows the clip's date range to be reduced to 1930-34, (1934 having been the year Hindenburg died).
"Horse statues" - actually this is the quadriga on top of the Brandenburger Tor, (Brandenburg Gate.
"Reichstag Building. Wilhelm Strasse" - in between these two landmarks we see a shot of the Siegessaule, (Victory Column).
A huge crowd gathers at the cleft in the rock that inspired the hymn 'Rock of Ages'
Large gathering of Christians at the rock that inspired a famous hymn.
Uniforms of Territorial Soldiers through the ages seen in a 'tattoo' at Worthing.
Ten thousand pilgrims make their way to the "Rock of Ages" at Burrington Chine and gather at the bottom.
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New Lt. Gov. Wrigley to Have Public Safety DutiesDrew Wrigley will handle public safety issues and relations with North Dakota lawmakers when he becomes North Dakota's new lieutenant governor next month, the job's current holder says.
By: Dale Wetzel, Associated Press
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Drew Wrigley will handle public safety issues and relations with North Dakota lawmakers when he becomes North Dakota's new lieutenant governor next month, the job's current holder says.
Jack Dalrymple said the assignments reflect Wrigley's experience as a prosecutor and former aide to Gov. John Hoeven. Hoeven was elected to the U.S. Senate this week, and Dalrymple will take over as governor when Hoeven resigns Dec. 7.
North Dakota's Constitution gives the lieutenant governor only one specific job, to preside over the state Senate when the Legislature is in session. Wrigley knows most North Dakota lawmakers, and was responsible for listening to their concerns when he served as Hoeven's deputy chief of staff a decade ago, Dalrymple said.
Wrigley's background as a former North Dakota U.S. attorney and district attorney in Philadelphia also makes it a natural assignment for Wrigley to handle "law enforcement, public safety, the judicial branch," Dalrymple said.
As Hoeven's lieutenant governor, Dalrymple has been chairman of the state Investment Board, a role that has taken on a higher profile because of the losses sustained by North Dakota public employee pension funds and the suicide of the former director of the state Retirement and Investment Office.
He also heads the North Dakota Trade Office, which helps promote exports by state businesses, and the Commission on Education Improvement, which was formed in January 2006 as part of a settlement of a lawsuit over the distribution of state education aid to school districts.
Wrigley plans to begin work in the governor's office Nov. 15 to begin catching up on issues, and he said Dalrymple will decide what his duties will be. Dalrymple said he and Wrigley would have to discuss which of Dalrymple's current duties will be transferred to Wrigley as the new lieutenant governor.
Wrigley "will have a lot of responsibility and we will listen to his opinions on every policy question," Dalrymple said. "That is the way it has worked with John Hoeven and Jack Dalrymple, and that's the way that I would like it to continue to work."
The Legislature's three-day organizational session begins Dec. 6, and the regular 2011 session begins Jan. 4. Dalrymple said he would be giving Wrigley a primer on how to preside over the North Dakota Senate.
"Poor Drew has no idea what he's getting into there, and I'm looking forward to training him up in that role," Dalrymple said. "That's not an easy job, but I didn't want to scare him off right away."
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I've always prided myself on a fairly strong stomach. I've never met a rollercoaster I didn't love. And not even an upside down flight in an open-cockpit WWII Stearman could make me nauseous.
But that was back in the day. My younger years (umm, 2006). Something mysterious happens when you hit the age of 25 ...
Updated Armed Robberies Crime Alert
Three armed robberies were reported on March 14th and 15th, 2008
Noodles & Company, 7700 block W. State St., 14th at 10:28pm
Street Robbery 7600 block W. State St., 15th at 12:40am
Days Inn, 11800 block W. State St., 15th at 9:42pm
Each robbery was conducted by two black males sometimes wearing hooded sweatshirts, ski masks and/or a do-rag to cover their faces. In each case it seems one suspect would act as a lookout while the other approached the register or victims.
Public Health Week
Public Health Week is April 7 - 13. So what is public health and what does it mean to you?
Public health in America has a vision of healthy people in healthy communities. The mission of public health is to promote physical and mental health and prevent disease, injury, and disability. Public health truly is everywhere. It shapes our world and everyone is affected every single day.
Lights, please?
Last night, as I walked into the West Allis Central Fieldhouse for the Girls Indoor Track Conference Championships, I honestly wondered to myself, "When are they going to turn the lights on?"
Then, I realized ... there was no turning up the wattage on these bad boys.
2008 Summer Reading Programs!
5 great programs will be held at the Brown Deer Library this summer as part of the "Catch the Reading Bug" program for kids and families. All will be held on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM during June and July, the dates and performers are as follows:
June 17th "Bugs on Stage" performed by Nature In the Parks
2008 Friends of the Brown Deer Library Annual Plant SaleGeraniums! Impatiens! Million Bells! Begonias! Salvias! Fuschias! And Lots More! The 11th annual Friends of the Brown Deer Library Plant Sale is being held now and will continue through April 26th. Pre-order your plants and flowers by picking up an order blank at the Brown Deer Library, 5600 W. Bradley Rd., Brown Deer,WI 53223. Order Pick-Up day is Saturday, May 17th from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Brown Deer Library parking Lot at 5600 W. Bradley Rd. In addition to the beautiful annuals, new for 2008 are perennials! (some perennials are: Hollyhocks, Asters, Spireas, Hostas, Coneflowers, Iris, Lavender, Decorative Grasses! And many more) A more complete description (size, color, growing condition) of each flower/plant is available at the Library. All plants are provided by Shady Lane Greenhouses, Menomonee Falls. All proceeds support the Brown Deer Library.
Tax Time Safety
Here comes some pertinent tax / ID theft prevention items:
Lock up your personal information. This includes all tax information, bank statements, credit card statements and unpaid bills. Yes, even at home; do you really know everything about your guests?
Don't fall for scams. During the distribution of rebate checks, no one will contact you for personal information and this includes your bank or the government.
Don't respond to requests to verify personal information unless you have actually initiated the contact. Don't share any indentifying information over a cordless or cell phone.
Shred. This includes anything of a personal or financial matter, ecspecially those credit card offers.
Review your mail. Check monthly credit card and banking statements for unfamiliar or unauthorized activities.
Check your credit report. The law entitles you to at least one free credit report from Equifax, Experian and Trans Union each year. If you get one report from each entity spaced out properly, you could get a free credit report every 4 months.
Report supicious activity immediately. Notify the authorities of any activity you did not authorize as it relates to any financial or personal matter.
Mailbox. Get your mail immediately and never leave outgoing mail for the courier to pick up.
Following these simple tips now and all year will help to protect yourself from ID theft.
Doyle Comes to Town
One thing I've come to realize about photographing politicians is this: They never come in the front door.
Yesterday, Gov. Jim Doyle stopped by the New Berlin City Hall to discuss responsible use of the Great Lakes waters. Whenever I arrive at a press conference, I try and think of one photo I can grab that is as far away from the podium and microphone as possible. Every newspaper and television station will get that shot. Sometimes, it's nice to work for something different.
"Super Moms" Family Storytime Wednesday, May 7th
Super Moms (&Super Grandmas & Super Aunts) Family Storytime
Wednesday, May 7th
Tosa East's Barnett to raise money in MACC Fund All-Star Game June 21
Wauwatosa East star Jake Barnett will play one more high school basketball game and the MACC Fund will benefit from it.
Barnett will take part in the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association High School All-Star Basketball Game Saturday, at 10:45 a.m. June 21, at the University of Wisconsin Fieldhouse.
After great indoor track season, hopes remain high for stellar outdoor campaign
As we all wait for the final dregs of dirty, crusty snow to melt away and for the first blooms on the brave early tulips to pop free of their sheltering stems, let's pause and take a quick look around at what the productive indoor track season has yielded for area athletes this stalled spring.
Let's first talk to excited Homestead boys coach and former state long jump champion Dan Benson about Bradley Tech's Marcus Jenkins. The same Marcus Jenkins who got close enough to wave 'hello' to Wisconsin's Holy Grail of track records, Larry Franklin's 25 foot-3/4 inch long jump effort at the 1965 state meet.
Feeding Of Stray/Feral Cats
Recently this office has received several complaints about citizens feeding stray or feral cats. As such I felt it appropriate to address this issue in an effort to explain the City's Ordinances regarding the feeding of these animals.
Covered under Wauwatosa Ordinance 9.04.020 is the "Regulation of Animals". Under this ordinance it is unlawful for anyone to allow an animal/pet of any species to run at large. Further, all dogs and cats need to receive the rabies vaccine and be licensed through the Wauwatosa City Clerk's office. That being said, if a person feeds and/or provides indoor or even outdoor shelter of any sort to an animal, they have in fact established ownership of that animal even if the animal is never taken into that person's residence.
National Infant Immunization Week
The recent cases of measles in Milwaukee provide a timely lead in to National Infant Immunization Week, April 19-26, 2008. Measles is a highly infectious disease that is vaccine preventable. Before the measles vaccine was available, there were approximately 450,000 cases of measles every year and an average of 450 measles associated deaths a year in the U.S. Americans are fortunate to have a 99% reduction in measles cases since the vaccine was developed.
Measles is just one of fourteen potentially serious diseases that can be prevented by vaccines. Even though vaccine preventable diseases are at an all time low in the U.S., these diseases still exist and can cause an outbreak with unnecessary and heartbreaking consequences. Some of the diseases that are rare in the U.S. are common in other parts of the world and are only a plane ride away. It would be a mistake to assume that a child is completely safe from these diseases just because they are not common in the U.S.
Quilt & Music Inspirations All Around Us
Quilt & Music InspirationsAll Around Us featuring Robert J. Ignaszak May 10, 2008 1:30 p.m. A Program of Quilts, Music and Art that will illuminates one man's journey into artistic expression. A slide show, live music, prerecorded music, and a trunk show of modern and antique quilts will demonstrate the meaning of "inspiration" and its sources in our daily lives. Robert J. Ignaszak is the Orchestra Director for the Oconomowoc Middle & High Schools. Seating will be limited. Please call the Library to register at 423-2136.
Earth Day - April 22
One might wonder what the relationship is between public health and Earth Day. Just look around and you will have the answer. Do you enjoy clean water, clean air, a relatively toxin-free environment, a healthy community? All of these environmental concerns fall under the umbrella of public health.
When Earth Day was first recognized in 1970, rivers were catching on fire, air pollution was commonly accepted as a sign of prosperity, and pesticides were more freely used. How healthy can a population be if there is no clean water or air? How healthy can a population be if the environment is laden with dangerous pesticides and other toxins which we now know are harmful to all living things? Who wants to go back to that place in time?
Stranger Danger
Warmer weather is finally here and that means our children are going to be moving about outdoors and maybe out of sight from time to time. Included here you will find some ideas on what to share with your children regarding strangers and proper conduct in dealing with them.
1. First of all remind your children that a stranger is "Someone you do not know". Make sure they understand that the person's age, race, gender or appearance have nothing to do with who a stranger is
Rainbow Soup at the Library !
The Brown Deer Public Library will be hosting Art from all public schools in Brown Deer over the next three weeks. From -April 24-May 1st Dean School Art is featured in the Library Community Room, May 2nd -May 8th Brown Deer Middle School Art is featured and from May 9th-May 15th Brown Deer High School Art is featured. The entire large room is completely filled with Art from the ceiling to all the walls. Stop in and view all this fine work!
Ready for Spring?
Spring will truly be here someday soon! People will be doing home projects, yard work, and gardening. They will be out with their pets. As the temperature gets even warmer, shoes and socks will come off. Everyone will be enjoying the seasons of spring and summer. They will also be increasing their risk of exposure to the disease of tetanus, commonly known as lockjaw.
Tetanus is caused by a poison that is produced by bacteria and attacks the nervous system. The bacteria live in the soil and enter the body through a break in the skin. Most people associate tetanus with rusty nails and puncture wounds. However, it can also be caused by animal scratches and bites, splinters, bug bites, burns, cuts and scrapes, etc. It is not transferred from person to person.
Getting the Eye
Thanks to The Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota, I had
the opportunity to meet a bald eagle and owl up close and personal this
past weekend. The center presented a program at the Muskego Public
Library. The Raptor Center specializes in the medical care,
rehabilitation, conservation, and study of eagles, hawks, owls, and
I couldn't stop focusing on the birds' beautiful faces. Of all their features, I'd argue the most striking are their eyes. It was interesting to see the owl turn its neck completely around to look who's behind its back. Owls have had it figured out all along! An owl's neck has 14 vertebrae, which is twice as many as humans. This allows the owl to turn its head through a range of 270 degrees.
6th Annual Pancakes With Mom
The Wauwatosa Crime Stoppers is hosting its Sixth Annual Pancakes With Mom on Sunday May 11, 2008 at the Muellner Building in Hart Park, 7300 Chestnut in the City of Wauwatosa. They will be serving from 8:00am until 12:00pm and everything on the menu is all you can eat including pancakes, Klement's sausage, fresh fruit and Starbucks Coffee as well as other items.
Advance tickets are still available at the Little Red Book located at 7603 W. State Street in Wauwatosa; $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for children 3 and older. You may also purchase tickets at the door on the day of the event. In addition to free door prizes we will be holding a raffle for some very nice items. All proceeds will benefit the Wauwatosa Crime Stoppers and allow them to pay cash rewards for tips that lead to arrests for crimes committed in Wauwatosa.


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Yosemite Walking & Hiking Tour
- Sublime hikes to alpine meadows, spectacular panoramas and waterfalls
- Glean secrets of Yosemite Valley from a local naturalist
- Sprawling Tuolumne Meadows, with endless trails
- Walk amid the Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias, Yosemite's largest stand of these majestic trees
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The Natural Splendors in California's Sierra Nevada
John Muir knew exactly what he was seeing. So big, so beautiful, so worth preserving. Half Dome, El Capitan, Yosemite Falls - legendary landmarks in a legendary park whose grandeur is almost overwhelming. It's no surprise that many 19th-century tourists to this glacier-carved wonderland saw it as a new Eden. Soak up jaw-dropping vistas from Glacier Point. Marvel at soaring granite cliffs that the early travelers once likened to Gothic cathedrals. Bask in the shade of towering sequoias. Welcome to Yosemite National Park: 747,956 acres of "wow!"
Day 1 Sublime hikes to serene waterfalls, alpine meadows and spectacular panoramas in the Sierra Nevada, called the "Range of Light" by John Muir After fueling up with a picnic, get your legs moving on a scenic canyon hike lined with ferns, evergreens and moss.
Day 2 Walk amid the awe-inspiring Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias, Yosemite's largest stand of these ancient trees The grove's famous Grizzly Giant tree is estimated to be 1,800 years old - give or take a few centuries Perhaps you'll be up for a swim or a spa treatment at our hotel, cradled by the pines of the Sierra National Forest.
Day 3 Ahwahnee Hotel, the best way to stay in the valley Travel to Glacier Point, with commanding vistas of Yosemite Valley, Half Dome and the Sierra Nevada As you hike to the historic Ahwahnee Hotel, feel dwarfed by the vertical cliff walls looming above you.
Day 4 Glean secrets of Yosemite Valley from a local naturalist The valley is yours to explore however you wish, be it horseback riding, hiking to Lower Yosemite Falls or paying a visit to the Ansel Adams Gallery.
Days 5-6 Sprawling Tuolumne Meadows, with endless hiking trails, glorious high-country scenery and a profusion of summer wildflowers Cap off the week with a hike to a lookout with views of Hetch Hetchy, Wapama Falls and the surrounding high country.
Call 800-462-2848, Every day 6am-6pm,PST
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We travel with other companies to compare trips but always return to Backroads. Yosemite will be our 20th trip and we look forward to the wonderful guides, friendly guests and wonderful accommodations.- Charlottesville, VA
This is my third Backroads trip. I am pleased to note that every other member of our party had previous Backroads experiences! Such return support speaks for itself.- Roscoe, IL
Yosemite stands on its own but was certainly enhanced by our great leaders. They were fun, helpful, personable, professional...everything one expects and needs from a group leader. Looking forward to our next Backroads trip!!- Chula, GA
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Tenaya Lodge
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Yosemite Village (2 nights) A National Historic Landmark - and as much an icon of Yosemite as Half Dome - the Ahwahnee features elaborate stained-glass windows, etched stone floors, original Miwok Indian arts and crafts, carved wood paneling, Oriental rugs and Shaker-style furnishings. (pool)
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Gather your favorite people to share a Backroads adventure on a ready-to-book Private Trip - featuring all the legendary Backroads hallmarks from expert leaders to unforgettable activities.
You can pick from a large selection of dates for your group of 8 or more. Call us for date availability.
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|10 - 11 guests $3,298 pp dbl. occ.
|6 - 7 guests $4,098 pp dbl. occ.
|12 or more guests $2,998 pp dbl. occ.
This Trip Is Rated Level 1-4
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Every Backroads trip is designed to appeal to a wide variety of interests and fitness levels. We know your pace may vary from one day to the next-and your traveling companion's may differ somewhat from yours. So we present a range of mileage options, and each day you decide exactly what and how much you want to do.
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The terrain on this trip includes alpine, canyon and valley trails and scenic waterfall hikes.
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February 29, 2012
An image reportedly from Assassin's Creed III has leaked.
The image allegedly comes from Best Buy's internal employee news and was sent to Kotaku by an employee.
The image clearly features Native American influences, including a bow and arrow, headdress and necklace. The character is also wearing cowskin boots and holding what appears to be a Revolutionary pistol.
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Sadie the dog a hero to family — and the little pal she saved
By Ryan Klassy For The Courier-News December 28, 2012 1:06PM
Sadie (left), a boxer/mastiff mix — shown here with and Eli, a rottweiler — came to the rescue of a family member's 7-pound dog that was attacked by a great horned owl in January. | File~Sun-Times Media
Updated: January 31, 2013 6:16AM
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PINGREE GROVE — A mild-mannered dog became the hero of her family after saving a canine companion one-tenth her size from certain death in 2012.
Sadie, a 70-pound boxer, was creating a commotion one winter evening that brought owners Patrick and Tricia Evans racing to their backyard. They found their daughter's 1-year-old puppy, Ramadi, in the grasps of a great horned owl.
Evans' daughter, Amy Black, is in the Army stationed at Fort Benning in Georgia. She was visiting for the holidays.
"When I came out the door, I saw Sadie on top of something and thought it must be another dog, but it was really dark," said Evans. "An owl had its talons sunk into Ramadi, and Sadie was trying to get it off of her."
Evans freed the bird's talons from Sadie's thick coat and called Pingree Grove police, who netted the bird and had it transported to a rehabilitation center. It was euthanized due to malnutrition and severe injuries, sustained likely from a collision with a vehicle.
"We haven't had any more run-ins with wildlife, and things have been quiet," Evans reported recently. He added, "Sadie is doing just wonderfully."
The same can be said for Ramadi back in Georgia, but just barely.
Ramadi got out one night a few months back and came barking at the door at 4 a.m. Black noticed something wrong with the dog's eye and took her to a vet. Despite treatment, the eye was too infected and eventually had to be removed.
"He's so happy and doesn't even seem to notice he's missing an eye," Black said about the seven-pound Shih-Tzu and miniature poodle mix. "It gives him character. He's the one-eyed dog that escaped from an owl."
"I think he has nine lives," Black added.
That, and a canine body guard.
The same owl attacked at least two other dogs over several weeks. Police Chief Carol Lussky said the village has been free of owl attacks since the owl's capture.
That's good news for Ramadi. Black says she'll bring him back to Pingree Grove in June, possibly to stay, when she transfers to Fort Bragg in North Carolina. Which is just fine with her dad. "Here he'll have some big dogs to hang out with," he said.
No doubt Sadie will be watching Ramadi's back if trouble comes calling again.


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Step 5: Search Other Lists of Cancer Clinical Trials
In addition to NCI's list of cancer clinical trials, you may want to check a few other trial lists. Why? Because:
- Some may include a few trials not found in NCI's list.
- You may prefer the way you can search those lists.
Other places to look for lists of cancer clinical trials include the Web sites of:
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|Helpful Tip: Whichever Web site you use to search for clinical trials, be sure to get a copy of the clinical trial summary for every trial that interests you.
A clinical trial summary should tell you what will be done in the trial, how, and why. It should also list the location(s) where the trial is taking place, so you will know where you have to go to take part in the trial.
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Cancer Advocacy Group Web sites
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'Ever find yourself filling up the tank with petrol or wheeling the cart out of the grocery story, wondering how deflation could be a problem? I do.
In November, the Consumer Price Index grew by 1.1% over 12 months. Net of food and energy costs, the so-called Core CPI grew by just 0.8%. That's not what our budget at home reflects. The reason why is in the way the government manipulates calculates inflation. The following chart shows what the current CPI basket of component indexes looks like.
Note that housing comprises about 42% of the index, while Food & Beverages, Transportation, and Medical Care comprise just 38%. Now, I'm not arguing that housing isn't important, but once you've got a roof over your head, you could argue that the other three categories become more important.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics, however, says that homeowners could rent out their homes, and, therefore there needs to be some allowance for that. Thus, was born, Owners Equivalent Rent, and it is fully 25% of CPI, as the chart below shows.
Here is a look at the November CPI and the basket components.
Economists are notorious for stripping economic series down to their cores. Whatever their ostensible reasoning for doing so, the real reason is because the headline figures are harder to forecast than the core versions. Since they do that, so can we. So here is a look at the components amongst the CPI baskets that you and I would say are the essentials; they're what we need to spend money on to live. For the chart below, I've factored out the housing and recreation components. This version looks more like our household; it would look even more like it if we factored out the prices of vehicles.
And here is the resulting CPI from the Mr. Obvious Insights' household CPI. If we factored out vehicle prices–we haven't bought one in seven years–our inflation picture–and, I'm guessing, yours–would look even worse (i.e. higher.)
That's still not what we'd call runaway inflation, is it? It is, however, almost twice the official statistic and more than twice the so-called Core rate of inflation, and it certainly doesn't look inflation.
Does it matter?
It absolutely matters because it is the basis of government policies–namely the Federal Reserve. The entire premise of quantitative easing–stated or not–is that we must not slip into deflation, as we don't want to repeat the mistakes of the '30s.
2.29% is a whole lot more 'flation than is 1.13%.
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